Rising minimum wage in Ontario could bring hard choices, says business advocate in Thunder Bay

by Local Journalism Initiative May 16, 2024

written by Local Journalism Initiative May 16, 2024

By Sandi Krasowski | The Chronicle-Journal Effective Oct. 1, the Ontario government will increase the minimum wage from $16.55 per hour to $17.20, which will impact some employers, a business advocate says. The increase reflects a 3.9-per cent annualized wage increase based on the Ontario Consu...

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Rising minimum wage in Ontario could bring hard choices, says business advocate in Thunder Bay

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